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Don't tell anyone, but this is a drive by shooting and I was behind the wheel coming home from Bellevue, camera balanced on the dashboard :-). I was surprised it didn't have the serious shakes. That dramatic sky just couldn't be missed, though!
There are two floating bridges across Lake Washington linking Seattle with the communities on Mercer Island and the Eastside. This is the 520 Floating Bridge from Medina to Seattle (officially called the Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge—Evergreen Point). It is the longest floating bridge in the world. You can read about its anticipated changes here. And to see all participants in Louis la Vache's Sunday Bridge Series, click here.
Here's a shoutout to IAMHANNAHMARIE for becoming the 400th "Follower"of SDP through GFC in the little widget in the sidebar. Wow, that's a lot of folks. Thank you for your visits!
There are two floating bridges across Lake Washington linking Seattle with the communities on Mercer Island and the Eastside. This is the 520 Floating Bridge from Medina to Seattle (officially called the Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge—Evergreen Point). It is the longest floating bridge in the world. You can read about its anticipated changes here. And to see all participants in Louis la Vache's Sunday Bridge Series, click here.
Here's a shoutout to IAMHANNAHMARIE for becoming the 400th "Follower"of SDP through GFC in the little widget in the sidebar. Wow, that's a lot of folks. Thank you for your visits!
This is spectacular but please don't do it too often. I'm glad nothing untoward happened as a result...only a fabulous image.
ReplyDeleteYou should try this more often. Great result!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out well! The highway must be smoooooth! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper shot. Familiar shot and looks great in Sepia. MB
ReplyDeleteDramatic sky! A floating bridge? that's quite intriguing!
ReplyDeleteI like the color of this photo. Did you do something to it?
ReplyDeleteA very cool bridge too!
Fantastic photo! The sandwich of the sky, city, and the looong bridge is wonderful :D
ReplyDeleteI've done that, shhh. What a beautiful photo. Good Job!
ReplyDeletewow, this is a stunning drive-by photo--great result! i didn't know about this floating bridge in Seattle--googled it, and i remember seeing the high-rise part from the University of Washington. have to look for my photo.:p
ReplyDeleteI won't tell anyone but ……. never mind. :-)
ReplyDeleteNice banner by the way.
The old dashboard as a make shift tripod? That shot is pretty still for being a moving shot. I take shots too from the car while my husband is driving....yup, can't help myself either. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI've done that occasionally - some shots are too good to miss!
ReplyDeleteThis one is spectacular. Just look after yourself though. Taking countless pics of the ceiling of a hospital room is no fun at all !
Great shot! One thing about all our rain is that it keeps the windshield clean enough for this type of photo work! :)
ReplyDeleteNo shake AND a clean windshield. Very dramatic sky, indeed. Drive-by shots would make a good meme theme. Except we could be accused of promoting scofflaw-ism. If there is such a word. And there is that unfortunate association with urban crime.
ReplyDeleteOminous to say the least. Now that's a sky we've seen quite a bit lately.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! One of your finest. I love the airplane. It makes the whole shot work.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're not a scooter rider -:) That technique could be hazardous to your well-being!
ReplyDeleteLove your houseboat header photo ... very nice, Kim.
Very dramatic, very lovely shot. Great work, Kim.
ReplyDeleteHa, glad to see you're into drive-by shootings, too. This is a stunning shot... Well done.
ReplyDeletewonderful in sepia. I don't blame you, I'd take the photo, too.
ReplyDeleteOh may I gush?? You always amaze me and serve as an inspiration on a daily basis. Thank you my friend.
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